Motorcycle route from Lac-Pikauba to Mont-Élie · Canada · Quebec
Distance80.950.2kmmi
Elevation1,0083,310mft
Duration1h 38m
Route typePoint to point
CurvinessLow
Along this route
0 km0 miLac-PikaubaStart
81 km50 miMont-ÉlieFinish
About this route
A short route through the hills of Charlevoix, from the Lac-Pikauba area past Notre-Dame-des-Monts and down toward the St. Lawrence. Climbs, descents and bends through forest and high farmland, with wide views over the Charlevoix crater. Few services on the way: start with a full tank. Québec drives on the right and posts speeds in km/h. The roads stay open in winter, but the riding season runs roughly from May to October: early and late in the year, expect frost heaves, gravel on the shoulders and wildlife at dusk.
Check road conditions and closures before you ride.
Route line: Ministère du Tourisme du Québec, Routes et circuits touristiques du Québec (Route des Montagnes), Données Québec, licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/): https://www.donneesquebec.ca/recherche/dataset/routes-et-circuits-touristiques-du-quebec. Modified by Motarva: snapped to roads. This is not an official route file and is not endorsed by the Ministère du Tourisme.
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